Presented by Brookdale Community College

Certificate in Nonprofit Management

Gain valuable and important skills, knowledge and a certificate for a rewarding career in nonprofit management. Brookdale’s fast-paced nonprofit management certificate program is taught by leading professionals and practitioners. Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas about this growing career path. In an interactive environment, discover the most productive strategies for meeting challenges specific to nonprofits

Creating a healthy, vibrant organization by utilizing the talents of staff and volunteers is the continual theme of the program.

Explore the dynamics of two major types of nonprofits: charitable and philanthropic 501(c)3 agencies, and trade professional 501(c)6 associations, and their differences and similarities.

To acquire a certificate: have your instructor sign an Attendance Verification form after each course. It is your responsibility to collect and keep the signed forms in a safe place. (Lost Attendance Verifications and/or certificates will be replaced for a fee of $5.)

Who should attend: staff, volunteers, board members, executive directors, program directors, committee chairpersons, and those interested in these positions.

Attaining the Certificate in Nonprofit Management requires completion of these five courses:

• Introduction To Nonprofit Management
• Strategic Planning For Nonprofits
• Recruiting, Maintaining And Managing Volunteers
• Fundraising and Marketing For Nonprofits
• Board Development For Nonprofits

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Presented by Monmouth-Ocean Development Council
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Presented by United Way of Monmouth County

Adaptation to a Changing Economic Environment - Phase II

October 30, 2009, 8:30am to 1:00pm
Brookdale Community College, Student Life Center

A free seminar sponsored by the Monmouth County Human Services Advisory Council and the United Way of Monmouth County to provide examples of how to address diminishing resources.

Click here for details and registration form (PDF)